Respond. Rethink. Resolve.
Greenville, South Carolina
Integrated Power Services (IPS) is a leading provider of single-source electromechanical, power management, and renewable energy solutions, helping customers improve the reliability, safety, and performance of critical infrastructure. Headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina, IPS combines an expansive service network with deep engineering expertise to support customers across North America, the United Kingdom, and the Caribbean. Our capabilities span in-shop repair and remanufacturing, field services, engineering, testing and commissioning, and replacement solutions for motors, generators, transformers, switchgear, and other critical equipment. Our commitment to technical excellence is reinforced by industry-recognized certifications and accreditations across the IPS network. IPS is a Certified NETA Partner, with NETA accreditation and NETA Certified Technicians through IPS PowerServe, along with additional qualifications supporting rigorous standards for electrical testing, equipment repair, and field service. From a single asset to an entire fleet, IPS brings together people, engineering, and resources to solve complex reliability challenges. Respond. Rethink. Resolve. Learn more at ips.co.
Sur place · Sherbrooke
The Director of QSE is responsible for implementing and managing policies, processes, and systems related to quality, health, safety, and environmental protection. This role ensures regulatory compliance, oversees departmental budgets, and drives continuous improvement initiatives across the organization.
Sur place · Sherbrooke
The accounting clerk supports daily accounting operations by processing financial transactions, managing accounts payable and receivable, and maintaining accurate records. They also assist with month-end activities, bank reconciliations, and administrative follow-ups to ensure financial accuracy.
Sur place · Terrebonne
The workshop laborer is responsible for the fabrication, repair, and modification of mechanical components and metal structures. They also ensure the workshop remains organized, clean, and compliant with safety standards.
Sur place · Sherbrooke
The assembler is responsible for disassembling, modifying, and reassembling transformers according to technical specifications and quality standards. They perform mechanical fabrication, surface preparation, and component troubleshooting to ensure equipment functionality.